Category: Interaction Lab💡

 UP Xiangyi Zhong & Yanran Deng, Gottfried Haider 2022/12/16 CONCEPTION AND DESIGN For our final project, we want to build a game like Flappy Bird, but in a more interactive way and different meaning. We want users use the bike pump to control the height of the balloon house, while avoiding obstacles on the way … Continue reading Final Project

Taking this recitation as a chance to test our sensor for final project, I chose the air pump to be connected with arduino to send values to processing. I tried to have the pump control the speed of the playing video, which is, mapping the values received from the air sensor into the playing speed … Continue reading Recitation 10: Media Controller

Step 1: Design         Step 2: Laser cut         The weak points in our design made it rather fragile during the cutting part. So we reduced the rotational repeat times. Step 3: Assemble  /* Sweep by BARRAGAN <http://barraganstudio.com> This example code is in the public domain. modified 8 Nov … Continue reading Recitation 9: Digital Fabrication

PROJECT TITLE:  UP！ PROJECT STATEMENT OF PURPOSE  Basically, we want to use the project in the form of the game Flappy Bird to raise people’s consciousness of environmental protection. By adding the haze element in the scene of big cities and letting users try to clear the sky in order to reach their destination, we … Continue reading PROPOSAL ESSAY

Task #1:  Make a Processing Etch-A-Sketch import processing.serial.*; import osteele.processing.SerialRecord.*; Serial serialPort; SerialRecord serialRecord; void setup() {   size(500, 500);   String serialPortName = SerialUtils.findArduinoPort();   serialPort = new Serial(this, serialPortName, 9600);   // If the Arduino sketch sends a different number of values, modify the number   // `2` on the next line to match the number of values that it sends.   serialRecord = new … Continue reading Recitation 8: Serial Communication

  1. We plan to buid a game based on the idea of Flappy Bird. Instead of a complete digital game, we want to add some physical interactive elements to the game. For example, we could use a distance sensor to simulate the up-and-down move of the bird, or ball. To make user’s movement more … Continue reading Final Project： Three Project Proposals

  Task #1: Test the NeoPixel Task #2: Use your computer to light up NeoPixels        Task #3: Add Music!   import processing.sound.*; SoundFile sample; Amplitude analysis; import processing.serial.*; import osteele.processing.SerialRecord.*; Serial serialPort; SerialRecord serialRecord; int W; //width of the tiles int NUM = 60; //amount of pixels int[] r = new int[NUM]; //red of each tile … Continue reading Recitation 7: Neopixel Music Visualization

“Two or more sides–whether human or other objects in a space and time–communicate, affect, react, and respond to each other in a certain way. It should mutually and alternately take in the information sent by the other side, processing the information, and making reactions based on the process.” Above is the understanding, or personal definition … Continue reading Final Project: Research

IMA Show Poster float i = 1024; float speed = 0; color randomColor; PFont f; void setup() {   size(1024, 768);   randomColor = color(random(255), random(255), random(255), 250); } void draw() {   background(255);   circle();   f = loadFont(“Stencil-100.vlw”);   textFont(f, 100);   textSize(80);   fill(255);   text(“IMA”, width/2-70, height/2+28);   textSize(30);   fill(randomColor);   text(“8th floor”, 860, 690);   text( “Friday December 16”, 700, 720);   text(“6pm to 8pm”, 840, 750); … Continue reading Recitation 6: Animating an Interactive Poster

Step 1: Choose your motif   the picture on the left was the one I chose for recitation, and the right one was taken later that day after the recitation for halloween night when I asked someone to paint it on my face. David Bowie. Aladdin Sane. 13 Apr, 1973. I also referred to this … Continue reading Recitation 5: Processing Basics